Hamster to good homes
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Hi all,I am a hobbist breeder for competitions/shows. I have a variety of Campbell Dwarfs for sale. They are tame and well taken care of. East-West mrt lines would be prefered for meet ups. If there is more than one of your desired colors, I will bring them for your selection.
2 months female opal platinum carrying black ~~ $15;
1 year REW couple ~~ $5;
5 weeks male opal carrying black and argente ~~ $15;
6 weeks male opal carrying black ~~ $15
7 weeks male opal platinum carrying black ~~ $15
6 weeks female normal mottled carrying black ~~ $8
4 weeks female albino/dove ~~ $5
4 weeks female blue platinum ~~ $20
interested parties are welcomed to contact me at 93625040
for pics, you can refer to my site at or http://hamster.islovely.com or http://www.geocities.com/dominant_spot -
hhmmm......this is interesting. but i have no time to look after a hamster leh but would love to have one.
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Its responsible of you to take into time management and constraints. Some people just acquire it out of impulse, and when they cannot afford the time, they just rehome it, or worse, abandon it. A pet is a commitment, and a little member of the family, not just like a toy. One do not rehome their child when they gets busy right?
Anyway, its takes less than 30 mins a week to clean their cage, and 5 mins a day to handle them for bonding.. people can spend 5 mins on other bo liao things sometimes, so these people which says no time are just lame excuses.. -
anyone know any good hamster recipes?
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You mean food recipes for hamsters or recipes for cooking hamsters??
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sounds like its a must to keep 1?Originally posted by Xper|EnCe:its takes less than 30 mins a week to clean their cage, and 5 mins a day to handle them for bonding.. people can spend 5 mins on other bo liao things sometimes, so these people which says no time are just lame excuses..
(me no like hamster how? i like cats
...but allergic to *furs* so i dun keep pets) -
like wat u said...... at least these people are honest enuff to admit they no time than adopt 1 n then abandon it....right? love for animals may not need to own 1 to prove it but to have open mind for everything n this goes to humans as well.Originally posted by Xper|EnCe:Its responsible of you to take into time management and constraints. Some people just acquire it out of impulse, and when they cannot afford the time, they just rehome it, or worse, abandon it. A pet is a commitment, and a little member of the family, not just like a toy. One do not rehome their child when they gets busy right? -
Studies in the Journal of the American Medical Association show that children with dogs and cats at home have a much lower risk of contracting allergies than children in homes without. Animals give protection from allergens by building up immunity to these allergens. This is why 80% of children who are allergic to cats in Sweden have never had a cat. In a study done by Warwick University in Britain, children who owned pets had stronger immune systems and took less sick days off school than those who did not. Pet owning children benefited up to 18 extra days of school than their non pet-owning counterparts. Articles in the September 7th 2002 issue of the Lancet and the September 1st 2002 issue of the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine show that children in households with cats specifically, had less asthma and wheezing than children who did not, as long as their mother did not have asthma.
The above information is provided by Ms Dawn Kua, Cat Welfare Society
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